Our radio signal in the Fargo area (KDSU 91.9fm) will be intermittently off the air over the next week as crews perform maintenance. In the meantime, you can access our radio stream online or with your smart speaker, which aren't affected by the outages.
Get out your crayons... it's time for our PBS KIDS Writers Contest! This year, we're expanding the age range to include Kindergarten through 5th grade.
The North Dakota legislature is in session! Watch each week as Prairie Public news director Dave Thompson hosts conversations with newsmakers and legislators.
Premiering on PBS KIDS November 14, Carl the Collector follows the everyday adventures of Carl, a warm-hearted autistic raccoon who enjoys collecting things and loves his friends and family in Fuzzytown.
On Friday, March 7, the Senate State and Local Government Committee will meet to discuss HB 1255, a bill that would eliminate state funding for Prairie Public. This bill has already passed in the House, 48-41.
If you would like to share your thoughts about this bill with the committee, you can submit a short written testimony by Friday, March 7, at 8am CT. If you believe that state funding should continue for Prairie Public, your letter should be written in opposition to HB 1255.
Learn more here about Prairie Public's value in North Dakota. In addition to submitting written testimony, you can also contact your senate representative to share what Prairie Public means to you.
Contact your senate representative to share what Prairie Public means to you.
Local arts, history and cultural heritage productions are funded in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Fund. This fund is part of the Legacy Amendment, voted on by the people of Minnesota in 2008.
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